356Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664-65.






                Liber B B beth Horne did to me acknowledge that she did freely and willingly
                      Concurre and Consent to the Conueyances made by her husband
                      John Horne and her selfe of the land aboue menconed to Walter
                      Dunch and his heires for euer, the thireteenth day of June anno One
             thowsand Six hundred Sixty and ffowre—      Baltemome

                  [p. 435] Thomas Paine dds writt agst Edward Perce in an accon uppon
               January 21th the Case to the uallue of 500lb sterling dated ut Supra


                       Warrt to shermiffe of St Marys County to arrest &c.. Ret: 7th ffebb:
                      next Prouinciall Court.

                       Thomas Paine demds writt of summons for Nicholas Young to
                      testifye &c in Causo ut supra ret: next prouinall Court

                Thomas Paine is plaintiffe
                      Edward Perce Commandr of the In an accon uppon the Case
                       shipe Goulden Fontune is defendt
                       Humbly Sheweth that whereas the prt: being passenger in the
                      aforesaid shipe this prsent yeare from England whereof the deft was
                      and now is Commandr and the plt: hauing in England fmaighted &
                      Loaden seuerall goods and merchandize aboard the said shipe bound
                      for this prouince and here to be deliuered and discharged according
                      to the use and rules of the sea in such Cases prouided, yet neuerthe
                      less the deft contrary to his duty and trust in such Cases required hath
                      and still doth retaine detaine and wthhould the plt: out of and from
                      a Certaine Chest of lynning and other merchandize part of the afore
                      said ffraightmt marked H H which by the plt: was in Eng!d aforesaid
                      on board the said shipe by him Laden and here in this prouince unto
                      him ought to bee deliuered by the Deft Wherefore the plt saith in fact
                      hee is dampnifyed to the uallue of ffiue hundred pounds sterling and
                      therefore brings this his accon, and humbly prayeth Iudgmt of this
                      Honnoble Court agst the deft for the deliuery of the aforesaid Chest
                       all the merchandize therein Contained according to the Custome
                      of the Sea unto the plt: together wtth his damage and Cost of suite,
                      And he as in Duty bound shall euer pray

                       Andrew Skinner dds writt agst Richard Collett the Administrat”
                      of Francis Riggs in an accon of debt to the uallue of Two thowsand
                      pounds of tobacco wth Caske dated January 1664

                       Warrt to sherriffe of Caluert County to arrest &c. Ret. 7th ffeb
                      ruary next Prouinall Court
                       Andrew Skinner dds writt of summons for Thomas Elwes and
                      Sampson Waring to testifye in Causo ut Supra the next Prouinall
                      Court 7th ffebb: uppon perill of forfeiting 500lb tob: each person to
                      the Lord Proprietary in Case they appeare not according to
                      summons—




               Warrt to the sherriffe of Caluert County to warne &c